Election Returns Show Taft Victory Across Nation
Complete returns place Taft at 321 electoral votes and Bryan at 162 with Republicans expanding control of the House. States like Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Missouri lean Republican and Mississippi Ohio and Nebraska show strong GOP shows while New York and Michigan reelect governors from their respective parties. Debs garners near 500000 votes as Southern states stick with Democrats.
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William H. Taft
William J. Bryan
Missouri
Bryan
Hadley
Maryland
Union
Taft
Nebraska
Nevada
Mr. Bryan
Parker
Roosevelt
McKinley
Joseph G. Cannon
Illnois
Overstreet
Landis
Indiana
Hepburn
Iowa
United States
House of Representatives
B. F P. Carroll
A. B. Cummins
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Johnson
McCleary
Congress
Ohio
Harmon
Herbert Hadley
South Dakota
Eugene V. Debs
Bocialiet
Wii Rot
Tever
Thomas J. Marchbell
Ake
Tate
North Dakota
Walter R. Stubbs
Charles E. Hughes
New York State
Michigan
Warner Rep
Montana
Payne Meets Roosevelt Over Tariff at High Level
Representative Serena Payne of New York chairman of the ways and means committee conferred with President Roosevelt on tariff policy. Payne said tariff revision will not start in the coming session but an extra session may be called, date to depend on Taft. Also noted is the appointment of Count Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff as Germany's ambassador, succeeding Baron Speck von Sternberg.
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Serena FE. Payne
New York
Ways and Means Committee
House
Roosevelt
Payne
Congress
Taft
Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff
Egypt
Empror William
Baron Speck von Sternberg
Countess von Bernster
Edward
Foreign Revs Report Delicate Responses Across Nations
The note discusses Venezuela Dutch relations awaiting Castro reply text before any blockade or action. Holland prepares for naval show if needed. France rejects Germany on Casa Blanca, Servia repudiates hostile Austria Hungary designs, awaiting international congress. Also reports Collingwood launch at Devonport, Sardou death in Paris, Taish Maru sinking near Tokio with 150 drowned, Amoy to Tungan steamer wreck with 200 lives lost, seven Italian deaths from dynamite blast north of Dryden, an express train derailment at Grisoles with multiple fatalities.
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Venezuela
Netherlands
Castro
Holland
Germany
Casa Blanca
Foreign Legion
Austria-Hungary
Servia
International Congress
Collingwood
Devonport
Eng
Victorien Sardou
Paris
Tokio
Eetoro Island
Amoy
China
Tungan
Dryden
Man
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
Grisoles
France
Bankers Morse and Curtis Guilty of Bank Misconduct
Charles W. Morse and Alfred J Curtis were found guilty in New York federal court of misapplication of funds and falsifying bank books. Morse received a fifteen year sentence. Curtis had sentence suspended. A separate double tragedy in New York involved Mrs Rebecca Veit and her son J Nelson Veit amid a family marriage dispute. Three masked robbers looted the home of Charles E Taynter in Brooklyn, stealing jewelry and silverware valued at $10 000.
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Charles W. Morse
Finance
Alfred J1. Curtis
National Bank of North America
United States Circuit Court
New York
Hough
Tombs
New York City
Rebecca Veit
J. Nelson Veit
Wall Street
Amencz
Alfred C. Curtis
Morse
Charles E. Taynter
Brooklyn
Noted figures in politics and arts headline week
William J. Bryan sent a congratulatory telegram to President-elect Taft. Nat C. Goodwin and Edna Goodrich wed in Boston. Ruth Bryan Leavitt may sue for absolute divorce from William Homer Leavitt in Denver. Roosevelt as a potential successor to Senator Platt in the Senate is discussed in Washington.
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William J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Taft
Nat C. Goodwin
Edna Goodrich
Goodwin
William Homer Leavitt
Roosevelt
Platt
Senate
Washington
Unfortunate Fires Kill and Injure Across North America
Reports describe deaths from fires at Starr's auditorium in Newark New Jersey where David Clingwood died by suffocation and 32 families fled the blaze. In Manitoba a farmer W Carey and six of his family perished when their Swan Lake home burned, with Miss Gillespie staying overnight among the victims. North Dakota journalist Phil Short was shot by Charles Yeakins during a deer hunt in McKenzie County. In Wisconsin a boiler explosion at the Wisconsin Central roundhouse in Superior killed six men, another fatally wounded, and four injured.
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David Clingwood
Starr
Newark
N. J
E. W. Carey
Swan Lake
Man
Carey
Miss Gillespie
Phil Short
North Dakota
Charles Yeakins
McKenzie County
Wisconsin Central Roundhouse
Superior
Wis
Four judges find American Tobacco in Sherman act violation
Four United States circuit court judges in New York City rule American Tobacco Company operated in restraint of trade under the Sherman act. They reject the government’s bid for a receiver as impractical and suspend injunctions against subsidiaries pending appeal. Separate Chicago panel grants a temporary injunction against an interstate rate order. Also lists Saturday football scores and Harvard President Eliot’s resignation.
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United States Circuit Court
New York City
American Tobacco Company
Grosscup, Seaman and Baker
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ito
Dinors
Iowa
Yale
Brown
Missouri
Drake
Harvard
Carlisle
Nebraska
Ames
Michigan
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dartmouth
Princeton
Purdue
Northwestern
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Notable Deaths Reported In Multiple Cities
The record notes several deaths by suicide or natural causes across New York Buffalo Chicago Louisville and Santiago. Subjects include Charles A Hengerer former VP of William Hengerer Co Buffalo. Ward death in Tokio of Edwin Emerson author and diplomat. Walworth H Tappan iron and steel trader Louisville. William D Cornish NY vice president and director found dead in Chicago. Tomas Estrada Palma first president of Cuba died in Santiago.
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Charles A. Hengerer
William Hengerer
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Ward
New York
Tokio
Japan
Edwin Emerson
Noah Webster
Walworth H. Tappan
South
Middle West
Louisville
New York City
William D. Cornish
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Auditorium Annex
Chicago
Tomas Estrada Palma
Santiago
Stock Exchange surge lifts prices on renewed demand
A wave of speculative buying drives a sharp rise on the New York Stock Exchange as Western buyers and large western city orders push industrials higher. News from Dun's Trade Review shows business sentiment improving since the election with major contracts. Northwestern Improvement Co declares an extra dividend of 11.26 dollars per share on Northern Pacific Railway stock.
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New York Stock Exchange
Commission
Dun
Trade Review
Northwestern Improvement Company
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Forest fires near Evansville cause $100000 in damages
Evansville Indiana November 9 Forest fires raging between Evansville and Cairo Illinois for a week have inflicted losses on farmers and lumbermen estimated at over 100000 dollars.
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Evansville
Ind
Cairo
Market quotations from Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago
Grain and livestock prices listed from Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago with bids on wheat flax corn oats and futures. Includes Dec and May wheat values and cattle and sheep ranges with butter eggs and poultry quotes for the period.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Duluth
Chicago
Springs
Lic
Cattle and Hogs Prices at Chicago Union Stock Yards
Chicago prices show cattle and hogs across classes with ranges for Texan Western and local stockers. Cattle values include beef cattle, stockers, cows and calves while hogs list light mixed heavy and good to choice, with sheep and lambs also quoted.
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Vaul
Chicago
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Foreign Revs
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1. Paul Union Stock Yards
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Chicago Union Stock Yards
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